Which modes does Ideogram 4.5 have on Orelon?

Two. Text-to-image works from a written prompt, and instruction-based editing starts from an image you upload. Both share the same aspect ratios and quality tiers.

How many reference images can I attach?

Up to four in total: one source image to edit plus three optional guides. Describe what should change and what must stay exactly as it is.

Drafts at the low and medium tiers come back quickly enough to compare several directions side by side; the high tier trades some speed for final-art polish.

Which resolutions are available?

Text-to-image output comes in 1K or 2K (edits follow the source image). Every generation shows its credit cost up front, and the quality tier, not the resolution, is what changes the price.

How do I keep results consistent?

Quote the exact text, name what must not move, and change one thing per round. Ideogram 4.5 holds an editing chain together best when each instruction is small.

AI IMAGE MODEL

Ideogram 4.5 AI Image Generator

Type a prompt or drop in an image. Ideogram 4.5 puts readable headlines, wordmarks, and labels into your art, and follows edit instructions without drifting from the original.

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FEATURED SCENES

Start from a finished scene

Hand-picked scenes with the exact prompt attached. Open one to study it and make it yours.

The featured set refreshes as new work lands.

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Comprehensive brand identity suite for a coffee company, including primary logos, typography specs, bag labels, and social media templates.

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Keeper Hill Ireland Watercolor Travel Poster

A soft watercolor travel poster depicting Keeper Hill in Ireland with distant mountains, paint splatters, and bold black text.

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Mezcal Artesanal de Jamaica Label Design

A product photograph of an artisanal mezcal bottle label set against aged agave leaves in golden light, featuring Aztec motifs and red hibiscus flowers.

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Piano Sheet Music Book Cover Design

A realistic book cover design for a piano sheet music collection titled '22 Zeitlose Klavier-Melodien' by Megan Clark.

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MODEL GUIDE

Ideogram 4.5 on Orelon

Ideogram 4.5 is an image model built around text. Most generators treat lettering as texture; this one renders headlines, wordmarks, and labels that come out readable instead of melted. Designers reach for it when the words carry the design: posters, logos, packaging mockups, campaign graphics.

On Orelon, Ideogram 4.5 covers both halves of the workflow. Start from a written prompt for new art, or bring a source image plus up to four references for targeted edits: background swaps, product placements, and text changes that hold the original layout. Every run shows its credit cost up front, and quality tiers let you iterate cheaply before committing to final renders.

Marketing and brand teams

Campaign visuals, ad creative, and social graphics with headlines that arrive legible, on brief, and on palette.

Poster and logo design

Key art, wordmarks, and typographic layouts where crisp lettering is the whole point of the image.

E-commerce and product

Place one product across studios, seasons, and locales from a single photo, with labels and hardware left intact.

CAPABILITIES

What Ideogram 4.5 does well

Edits that follow instructions

Start from a source image and add up to four references. Swap backgrounds, restage products, or restyle a graphic while faces, labels, and layouts keep their structure.

Room for a real brief

Prompts up to 4,800 characters. Put the layout, the headline copy, the palette, and the style into one instruction instead of nudging across a dozen short rounds.

A quality tier for every job

Draft with low or medium, then re-run the winners at high for final art. Output comes in 1K or 2K, and the aspect ratio you pick never changes the price.

Where it fits your work

Posters and key art

Compose the headline, the supporting copy, and the art in one prompt. Short strings of text come out clean enough for print mockups.

Logos and wordmarks

Explore lettermark directions quickly, then refine the winner — geometry and spacing survive round after round of edits.

Social and campaign graphics

Feed squares, story frames, and banner ratios from one brief, with campaign copy quoted straight into the image.

Product and packaging edits

Recolor, restage, or relocate a product from one honest photo, keeping labels and materials exactly as shot.

PROMPT GUIDE

Six habits that get a better image

Small choices in the brief change what comes back.

01
Name the subject first
Say what it is and which features must survive the edit: face, label, shape, or wordmark.
02
Quote your text
Put headlines in quotation marks with placement notes, and keep them short. Check the letters at full size before you ship.
03
Describe the style
Medium, palette, and lighting tell the model more than words like beautiful or stunning ever will.
04
Set the layout
Say where the text sits (top third, centered, lower-left) and the composition follows the brief.
05
Say what stays
In an edit, list the preserved areas next to the change: silhouette, pose, background, existing type.
06
Draft low, ship high
Iterate at low or medium quality, then re-run the keepers at high. Same prompt, cleaner final art.

WORKFLOWS

Two ways to create

01
From a text prompt
Write the scene, quote the copy you want in the picture, and pick an aspect ratio. Square for feed posts, 16:9 for headers, 9:16 for stories.
Generate an image
02
From your own image
Upload a photo or a design and say what to change, and what must stay. Anything you leave out stays exactly where it was.
Edit an image

PROMPT STARTERS

Start from one of these

Coffee week poster

A square poster for a neighborhood coffee festival with headline text "COFFEE WEEKEND" in bold condensed type, cream and dark green palette, a simple line-art coffee cup, generous margins.

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Minimal wordmark

A wordmark logo that reads "NORTHWIND" in a clean geometric sans-serif, deep navy on off-white, generous letter spacing, flat vector style, centered composition.

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Podcast cover

A 1:1 podcast cover with the title "SIGNAL & NOISE" in chunky retro type, duotone orange and purple, a stylized radio wave icon, balanced negative space.

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Background swap

Keep the sneaker exactly as shown, laces, stitching, and sole unchanged, and place it on a wet city sidewalk at night with soft neon reflections.

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Swap the headline

Replace the English headline in this poster with the same phrase in Japanese, keeping the exact font weight, size, position, and background artwork.

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Packaging mockup

A matte kraft coffee bag with the label text "STUDIO ROAST — MEDIUM BLEND", standing on light concrete under soft studio light, shallow depth of field.

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